
Hibs Drop Points in Draw vs. Partick
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Hibernian Womens draw against Partick Thistle: A disappointing performance leaves head coach Joelle Murray frustrated. Despite a missed penalty, Hibs couldnt break through Thistles strong defense. The team heads into a two-week break, aiming to regroup and secure a win against Celtic on April twenty-fourth.
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Edinburgh News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Hibs Drop Points in Draw vs. Partick. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00It's April 6th. This is Edinburgh News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. Hiberney and women played out a scoreless draw at home against Partick Düssel on Sunday, dropping points in a game they were expected to win. Partique, who hadn't picked up a single point in their previous post split matches, held firm with a strong defensive showing. Hibbs' best chance came from a mispenalty by Kathleen McGovern, but they couldn't break through. The result left head coach Joelle Murray fuming, calling her team's performance flat out not good enough compared to what they're capable of. She stressed there's no shade on Partique Düssel, who came organized and structured, especially without the ball, earning full credit for the point. Players and staff are gutted and frustrated knowing they prepare for a tough battle after Düssel's close calls lately. Murray admitted the girls just didn't show up on the day, turning what should have been a routine win into a grind. Now, the squad heads into a two-week international break with several players off to represent their nations and others training hard at Ormiston. They'll regroup quick, shake off this slip and face Celtic away on Friday,
1:05April 24th. Murray's eyeing the positives, they're undefeated through the first round of fixtures so they'll carry that momentum into the next batch of heated, clashes and get back to winning ways.
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